You can expect six (6) episodes, which lasts an hour long each, in the series exclusive to TLC.

According to what’s reported, each episode will feature two (2) kinds of events ranging from choices of spectacular weddings to memorable anniversary parties. Jung and Josh will be handling every little detail — venue, flowers, invitation, favors — of planning and executing the event.

“We are thrilled to be working with TLC and we are excited for people to see what we do, and more importantly, how we do it,” said Lee and Brooks. “We are in the business of making dreams come true and we are eager to take viewers not only into our world, but into our lives as well.”

Witnessing how this married couple balance work and personal life straight out the TV set will be both entertaining and educational. Catering to the demand of seeing more of “reality” on TV the series aims to bring “real life” predicaments which viewers can best relate to, hence, a more useful distribution of information, subject-wise and relationship-wise, with entertainment value.

Idea generation and wedding inspirations are some of the things that we can get from watching this sort of show. I’m looking forward to

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A New Zealand radio station is on the hunt for a couple willing to bare all in their marriage ceremony.

The Edge is offering a couple a wedding worth $50,000 – so long as when they say “I do” they are both naked.

If you’re interested in entering this, visit The Edge.

I have heard of outfits like NZ Bungy Jumps that offer free bungy jumps (they cost $200 a pop!) to those who do it naked. Apparently the outfit received too many volunteers that they decided to close the offer…in a hurry!

If you are thinking of entering this contest, make sure that you don’t care about shocking your guests (especially your poor parents!) unless of course you are all naturalists.

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A GREEDY pig is thought to have swallowed a diamond from a woman’s wedding ring after she put her hand into his pen in Britain, the owner of the animal said.

Farmer Paul Caygill said the pig called Ginger clamped his jaws around the jewel at Easingwold Maize Maze visitor attraction in northern England on Sunday.

“It wasn’t malicious or anything, it didn’t take her finger off but took the central stone of her diamond ring,” Mr Caygill said.

This incident should be a warning to those couples who plan to get married in a farm with farm animals in them. You think it’s cute to pose with the farm animals to carry on your theme of a ‘farm wedding’ but be wary of them. You never know what they’re going to do!

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A bride wore a wedding dress with a 2km (1.2 mile) train to her wedding.

The groom’s family handmade the dress and more than 200 wedding guests took three hours to unroll the train and pin 9,999 red roses on it before the ceremony in China’s Jilin Province.

Groom Zhao Peng, a 28-year-old railway worker, wanted to challenge the current world record of a wedding train of 1,579 metres, the state run Xinhua news agency reported.

I am not sure I wanted a wedding train or veil that long. Do you know how heavy that is on the head? There are some couples who want their weddings to be remembered by others whether it’s through a unique bridal party dance or a wedding dance thriller or to have a life-size image of you for your wedding cake and now the latest, the longest wedding train to compete with what the record in the Guinness.

Remember though that while you want to achieve worldwide fame, you also have to think about your (and if you’re not the bride), your bride’s comfort. It’s hard enough to maintain composure as you walk down the aisle where all eyes are on you, and then have to think about not getting pulled back by 2 kilometers of wedding veil!

However, to each his or her own and if it makes you happy then go for it!

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The 18-year-old was posing for a photograph alongside his bride, Becky Butcher, when he was overcome with excitement and performed the backwards somersault.

Mr Andersen said: “It was a fantastic and joyous day in every sense. Becky looked gorgeous and I was over the moon.

“So when we left the church, I couldn’t hold my excitement in anymore – and did the flip for the cameras.”

Awww, to be that happy to perform a back flip eh? Hmmm, I wonder if my Husband could’ve done it at our wedding? Umm…maybe not! LOL

The photo of the ‘backflip’ is here.

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In a twist on the traditional throwing of the bouquet, a couple hired a small aeroplane to fly past their guests at Montioni park in Suvereto, near Livorno in western Tuscany, and drop the bride’s bouquet to a line of women standing below, according to a report in Corriere della Sera.

But as the plane flew over the crowd on Saturday, the flowers were sucked back into the engine, causing it to catch fire and explode.

The idea of throwing the bouquet off an airplane is good but I suppose they didn’t think of the mishaps they could’ve gotten into. Thank goodness nobody died during this incident but I read that the one of the passengers was seriously injured when the plane crashed.

A good, safe, creative idea for bouquet throwing is maybe a game of Trip to Jerusalem or “How Well do You Know The Bride” — The single lady who gets the most number of answers correct gets the bouquet. These ideas are much safer methinks!

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Confused at what I am talking about?

A bridegroom who tried to get compensation after falsely claiming to have been injured in a coach crash on his wedding day was caught out after being filmed dancing at his reception, a court heard.

Why go to the trouble of filing for compensation for something that never happened? One’s wedding day is busy enough at it is. If Andrew Singh and his family really wanted to get compensation, why dance the night away at the reception where you can get filmed??? Crazy!

Andrew Singh, 26, his father Graham, 53, and mother Niramella, 49, have each been jailed for a year after lying about being injured in two separate minor collisions which involved some of their wedding party.

Their deceit was uncovered when Andrew Singh was caught on camera dancing energetically and being carried aloft by guests at the reception venue.

I’ve got no sympathy for them wasting people’s time processing a false claim like that. Hmp!

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Here’s a list of recession-related wedding news that hit us the past week:

1. Recession Hits Wedding Costs
2. Couples cut down on Weddings – For Richer, Not Poorer
3. Wedding Dress Shop to close after struggle

Sigh. I wonder when we’re all going to recover from the recession!

If you or your loved one is getting married soon, here are some tips from Our One Heart regarding getting married during the recession:

1. Luxury Weddings during the Recession
2. Three Wedding Cost Savers
3. Four Ways to save on your wedding

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Noah Fulmore and Erin Finnegan floated around as they became the first couple to tie the knot while weightless. They were married on a special flight that simulates the zero gravity experienced by astronauts on space walks. The couple paid more than £10,000 to have their wedding in a converted Boeing 727 jet that undertakes roller coaster-style dives. As the jet plummets, passengers inside the padded cabin experience weightlessness.

Mr Fulmore, 31, and Ms Finnegan, 30, from New York, exchanged rings made from precious metal fragments of a meteorite that crashed to Earth in Namibia 30,000 years ago.

Their flight took off from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. The zero gravity flight, which lasts 90 minutes, made 16 roller coaster-type dives, known as parabolic arcs, to create the weightlessness inside the cabin.

Mr Fulmore said: “It was outstanding, and everything we were hoping for.”

His wife wore a designer wedding dress with trousers to protect her modesty during weightlessness.

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A Chicago couple diagnosed with swine flu only 48 hours before their wedding said they went through with their plans — in latex gloves and surgical masks.

Jeremy Fierstien and Ilana Jackson, both 26, said they were concerned about being diagnosed with H1N1, better known as swine flu, but they were determined to go forward with the ceremony at North Suburban Synagogue Beth El in Highland Park, Ill., the Chicago Tribune reported Friday.
“The doctor said: ‘It’s not going to be the wedding you wanted. You tested positive for swine flu. Give me a call if you have any questions,’” Fierstien said after the wedding, which featured both bride and groom in latex gloves and surgical masks to protect their guests.

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